I want to support Brian’s review because I was there and witnessed everything firsthand. I am a 62-year-old white man, and I was golfing with a group of close friends made up of both Black and white golfers. We are all professionals and have been playing this course regularly for the past few months. Until this visit, every employee we encountered had been courteous and professional. Unfortunately, today’s experience was completely different. An elderly female ranger approached us early in the round, stating that only four players were allowed instead of five. We explained that we had paid for five players, but to avoid any issues, one member of our group voluntarily chose not to play. We followed her instructions without argument. Instead of moving on, she remained nearby watching our group. She returned multiple times claiming we were holding up play, even though there was no group waiting behind us. She then accused us of not allowing another group to play through, despite the fact that no one had ever come up to us or asked. Had they done so, we would have gladly let them play through. We understand golf etiquette and have always respected it. The ranger continued following and confronting us throughout the round. The constant scrutiny and repeated accusations made the experience uncomfortable and stressful. Eventually, she told us that if we didn’t like it, we could leave and receive a refund. At that point, we decided it was no longer enjoyable and left the course. Before we reached the clubhouse, the ranger had already spoken with the staff. The clubhouse attendant accepted her version of events without giving us an opportunity to explain what had happened and refused to issue the refund we had been told we would receive. As one of the two white golfers in our group, I found the treatment directed toward our group deeply troubling. Based on everything I personally witnessed, I believe our group was treated differently than other golfers we have encountered during our many visits. While I cannot speak to the ranger’s intentions, the pattern of repeated scrutiny, accusations, and the refusal to hear our side left me with the strong impression that race played a role in how we were treated. This experience does not reflect the professionalism we have received from the course in the past, which makes it even more disappointing. We enjoy the game, respect the rules, and simply expected to be treated with the same courtesy as every other group. I sincerely hope management investigates this incident so that no other group has a similar experience.

After playing here just about every weekend, sometimes twice a weekend, since the end of April, unfortunately today was by far the worst experience we’ve ever had. And will be the last time we play here. This course will never see another dime from my pocket. Our group paid for 18 holes and only played 6 because we were being watched and followed by the ranger beginning on the second hole all the way to hole 6. When she was asked what the issue was, she informed us that she was only doing her job and that she was watching both our group and the group behind us. How could you be watching both groups when you followed us the entire time? In her words, “I’m helping you guys.” Well we don’t need help, we know the rules and regulations. If the group behind us wanted to play through by all means we would have had no problem with that. After the 6th hole, we decided to quit because we knew exactly why we were being followed. She then followed us and beat us back to the pro shop, only to tell a lie stating that we were holding up the group behind us and refusing to let them play through. This was far from the truth, especially considering we’ve played there every weekend, have allowed other groups to play through, and have never had any issues with the other rangers in the past. At the pro shop, I asked if I could be charged for 9 holes and receive a refund for the rest. The woman at the pro shop said that she heard we did not want the group behind us play through and that they do not give refunds. It’s unfortunate to be targeted the way we were and then lied about on top of it. Highly disappointed!!!! They will never get my money again. The worst part of this ordeal is that the waitress at the bar and grill, Chippers is losing out on business because of this. We always eat there after our round. Sadly, not anymore.

We love coming to the club because it's a super comfortable place, but we want to highlight the attention provided by Eli, she has been super attentive and very kind to us, the food is very good, although it would be great to add a menu with meat... otherwise, super cool.

This place is outstanding! I hosted The 2025 Gamber Open golf tournament on April 12. The clubhouse staff was fantastic. The course was in beautiful shape. The starter and ranger were helpful to my group which were not familiar with the PIRCC. After golf my group of 22 enjoyed a delicious lunch at Chippers. Hazel handled the group perfectly. The service staff was on point, and the food came out good and hot. Everyone in my group was raving about what a great time they had. Thank you for everything. I hope to make The Gamber Open an annual event here at PIRCC.

I have had lunch, brunch, and dinner several times with friends who are members. Its clean, nice decor, and the meals are amazing.